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TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

g. W. S. wrote of personal and social topics in
London in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE OF yes
-erlay Berlin letter WIS about VARIOUS
events Of unusual interest; Pans
letter was about the fashions. and Washing
ton letter described the condition OF the rcbcl
battle flags The Seybert Commission on Spiritual
ism and Mr.. Stevcnss bicycle journeys were the
topics OF the book reviews Mr.. Simmss Incubus
was clever sketch OF New England life: the
9TH Re,imcnt in Camp the NewY0rk ball niue
in the West. yachting resort at Staten Island. and
the Sharp jury topics of most readable feat
ures 4; there were social religious, military and
theatrical reviews OF the week, story OF Buckets
Full of Gold, Glimp-cs Of Women. Stores about
People poetry, sketches, conclusion OF "A City
Home" Chances at Public Men. Building the
Cathedral watering place correspondence, and many
other features of general and particular interest
Leading news was thus summarized:
FoREIGN-The Thistle beats the lrex. - Pro-
gress of the Jubilee Yacht Race - Germauizng
measures in Alsace-L Lorraine. - Closing cere-
DoMEsTIc-FIve lives lost and several i'm
prisoned by flames in q Nevada mine. - Derby
day i'll Chicago; - Yale freshmen WIN the boat
Yale at baseball. g. race conflict at Asbury
Park - Senior appointments at Yale. -
Collapse of the shoemakers' strike in Worcester
County, Mass. - Counting tho cash IN the FL
deity Bank in Cincinnati.
CITY AND SUBURBAN -Rumors that Sharp in
tended to escape appeal from Ludlow Street
jail. - A quiet day in Wall Street. - DR..
McGlynn's case reviewed by leading Roman
Catholic authority - Games of the New-York
and American Athletic Associations -
An Editor arrested for libel. - Fire in
the Puck Building. - Coney Island
Jockey Club races won by Bonanza,
Umpire, The Bard. Florence NJ, Brown Duke. and
MaInmonist. 60 The Brooklyn nine defeated
the Metropolltans. - Sold value of the legal
tender silver dollar (412i2 grainsl-44 sd. per
ounce-73.60 cents. - stocks dull with erratIc
fluctuations and closing at about the highest figure
Copies may stin DC had at the Office or by mail.
Sixteen pages Price 3 cents
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SERVICES IN PLyuOUTU oBUBcU

Although 1900 members OF Plymouth Church and
Sunday school spent all day Saturday trip to ROTOR
Point, Conn., and returned weary with the days enjoy
ment there was a large congregation at the church
yesterday morning to hear the Rev Samuel scoye who
married Mr.. Beechcr's daughter Harriet preach In the
vacant pulpit. Before the Assistant Pastor
Halliday received eight members into fellowship.
Mr. Scoyile frequently preached in Plymouth Church
In MI Bcechers temporary absences In past years. On
occasion Mr. Bcechcr wished 10 announce that he
would preach the following Sunday, and for the moment
was unable 20 recall his last name He said Next
Sunday my sonin-law, the Rev. Samuel" then hn
paused in perpcxity moment but added with his
humorous smile: can't think OF his other name, 70
always call him sam At this juncturc Pastor ALI
day suggested the name and Mr. Beechcr added: The
IL pastor of the Congregational Church at stamford
Conn, IL tall and rather thin His abundant dark hair
does not conceal his growing badness and he
heavy mus'achc lie speaks with dignity and earnest
ness, sometimes rising into enthusiasm His theme yes
terday friendship for Christ showing the elements
which should characterize relationship rising from the
obedience OF servants TO the sympathy friends The
illustrated by quotations from sanlcy's
Dark Continent and Mrs Browning's" Aurora Leigh"
Communion service followed the sermon.
Tho closing exercises of Plymouth Sunday school for
the summer held yesterday afternoon and the final
lecture for the by Professor H. W. Raymond upon
the New Testament given last evening The church
Will be open two moro Sunday mornings next Sunday
the Rev Thomas T. Everett, OF Carlisle Penn preach
ing, and on the following Sunday the Rev. W. H. Browne,
OF East Orange ~ j. No one who has been invited 10
occupy the pulpit he considered in way candi
date to I'LL the vacant pasoIate.
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CALENDARS TODAY

SUPREME CoURr CT,asgR3 -Beiore Lawrence. r Nos
Is H. 90 90 20 81 90 80 49, - I'LL 1913. i0 li9 l6l
1877 l15 III 1873 1879 FOG 25 GIG 22i 227. $50 2Sl 1872
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surRknE CoURT-srEcIAL TRIUMPHANT I-BoiOre Dono
iii6 l95 lieo 400 st7, 1880 1929, l446 1878 1913
1874 1880 1899. lOU2 1928, 1916. Hal. lI42.
surRKHK CouRr-s'iRculT-rAgT l.-Before Donohuo J.
Adjourned until Wednesday. June 90.
sURkoGLTxs CounT-Before Rollins sWill Of Dorothoa
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Adjourned Tor tho Term
COMMON PLEAs-EouITr TEEm-Adjourned TO tho 25th OF
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D nrposo OF handing down decisions.
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COURT OF OYER AND TRRMISER-Bofore Barrett and Dis
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Couxroy GENERAL sEssrovs-rAKr TL-Betors Recorder
smvih and Assistant DistrictAttorney Fitzgcrad-No
] TO 10 inclusive. - 90, w.. 49,,
ing and Assistant DistctAttorney Dayis-Auoufned
for q
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CONDITION or TIE STAPLE CROPS

MORE RAIN NEEDED ~ THE COTTON REGION
GOOD HARVESTING WEATHER.
wAsHNGrcN. June 2G.-The weather crop bulletin is
sued today by the signal Service FOR the ending
June 25. 1887. Is ~ follows:
Tsmpsrature During the week ending % 1857 the
weather has besn slightly cooler than the 0r the
week IN all agricultural districts OF The Rocky
aias while has been warmer than usual the Pacific
coast In tho states of tho Upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys and the PIPER Lake Region. the daily
peature ranged from 70 degrees below the normal while
Atlantic south OF New I'm glnnd and
and tobacco regions tho temperature differed but slightly
from normal In Northern california, Oregon and
Washington Territory tho daily OF emper
tho ranged to 20 degrees The
temperature for the season from January TO June rs 1887
an0upinE daily Of from 10 degrees continues
Rocky Mountains, while IN al other
agricultural districts except 81 Isolated stations the
daily temperature for the season differs degree
Rainfg~Dnrng the the rainfall In excess
the Atlantic coast, along the Immediate
Gulf ia western Missouri and
heaviest rainslls occurring along the middle Atlantic
In the Msspp Ohio aud Missouri valleys there less
rain Than usual the deficiency amounting 10 about an inch IN
tho states OF the Mississippi Valley Tho large seasonal de
hciency % rainfall exceeding ten Inches continues tho
and seasonal deficiency exceeding inches
the rainfall FOR tho season differs slightly from the normal
GrHsrdi Remdrkshe weather during the week has been
generally favorable for tho principal Rain the
Atlantic STATES doubtless improved the condition Of
the staple cros In that region. and the indications this
morning that ram Will occur In tho Lower Miss ssppl and
Ohio valleys by Monday afternoon.
The weather has been favorable for harvesting In the wheat
there having boon an excess NJ sunshine and
lille In the the weather has been
orally favorable although some localities rain Is
needed and the cool weather OF the past week
slightly retarded the grow OF the corn CROP
Ia New England, where hayinR Ia progress the
conditions been especially favorable The hay crop
All crops section and the Middle Atlantic states have
lions and New.Yorx there has been less
than usual amount OF sunshine attended by cool weather
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QUESTIONS THAT MUST BE ANSWERED

PRESIDENT CHENEY AT BATES COLLEGE DISCUSS
ING HOME RULE, HONEST SUFFRAGE AND HEART
FELT WORSHIP
LEWISTON, Me-, June 26.-At Bates College to-day
President Cheney preached from the text: The Lord
loyeth the gates of Zion than all the dwellings Of
Jacob."-Psalm lxxxvii, 2. He said in part
Not Of country there many questions
forcing themselves public attention. The question
millions of people their rights under our national
The question OF the saloon power
other just demands OF Labor What the
lust Of Capital Can in right land We
say with Gladstone Parnel and Brien let there be Home
Rule Ireland We with Blaine Sherman and Douglass
let there be Home Rule Southland Both
come in the Lords good time for the mouth Of the Lord
hath spoken IL How becoming II wond be In TINS year OF
jubilee Victoria that II 10 her royal wish that justice
shoud DO done TO Ireland
Bnt there question back Of the question Of which have
spoken Can the people OF country be brought 70 wor
chip God they cannot then VIC have no In
tho matter II they then have duty TO perform
Worshppng Him We shall by some influence ekersd upon
force and how acswe shall find ourselves In that state
OF mind will enable To solve many problems pertain
ing to social system that otherwise VIII always be 10 US
dark aud my terous
nv young friends Of the graduating cass AS the angel
OF beloved disciple whose temple was but
rocky island the gean to which he had been banished
In this place which the Lord loyeh with
special love: worship God
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CREAPFARESFROM NEW. YORK TONEWARh
THE ADMINISTRATION OF INJUsTICE-THAT UNSET
tiled WATER QUESTION.

THE ADMINISTRATION OF NJUsTIcE-THAT UNSET
tiled WATER QUESTION
TRENTON, N j., June 26.-The reduction OF rail-
road fares between Newark and NewYork to 10 cents
is so nearly accomplished that slight concession
would bring it about. On July the Pennsyv ana
and Central Railroads Will begin selling books" OF
fifty tickets for So, the tickets to he good at any time
either way, and any number Of persons. so long
as the book itself is presented by some person sup
posed TO be associated in business by family ties
with the purchaser
The imperative necessity of such reform in the adj
minstration OF justice in New-Jersey as will it
TO simplicity, accuracy and economy is becoming ad-
mtted universally. The facts that speak louder thar
words conveyed in statements showing that the
courts TOR ,250, 900 people cost over $5CO,O0O
rear at moderate estimate, while litigants groan
over the amounts Of their bills OF costs. where
the Supreme Court has ruled in direct opposition to
Court OF Errors in an important tax question with
in a few months after the highest court had decided
similar case, and another where two conflicting
opinions have been filed In the Court OF Chancery by
the Chancellor and Vioe-Chancellor, in deciding
divorce case, calculated laymen well
as laws
The eternal water question is undergoing its summer
revival in the northern part OF the Stale The prob
years. company Is in existence willing to furnish
pure water ut unadulterated profit but the cities
Interested nwilling to saddle themselves with
corporation of this kind The objections 10 the water
OF the Passac are based principally what might
happen in case of epidemic.
Mayor Bradley, OF Asbury Park, is having his
annual difficulty in the regulation OF the al and
moral relations OF the thousands who trust themselves
tn his paternat care every year The coored servants
occupy the board walks and pavil0ns, and some OF
the white visitors object Mr. Bradley has endeavored
TO settle the matter but he nnds 1t difficult Such
the troubles OF a purely paternal government.
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PRESIDENT BEACH AT WESLEYAN.

MIDDLETowS, Conn, June 26.-The Wesleyan UDiver-
sty bacchaureate preached to day by Pres-
dent Beach in the Methodist Church Prayer was Of
fered by Bishop Foss OF Minnesota The choir was com
posed of fifty students. The text was John xvi, 49,
The preaceer said in part:
That which observation passes for fanre
anything but that II We look at Christ lie how
fruitless its end. what hal He done That
undone He forsaken by the twelve and
died with only handful OF disciples But how
soon this began look otherwise. Many
socaed human failures have proved seeds OF success IN
great good first appear disastrous No
strikes for the right humble planes but the
wrong will temporarily win Most moral battles though
finally victorious, meet frequent defeats al first
The annual university sermon was preached in the
evening by Bishop Hendrix, Of Washington.
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THE CLOSING WEEK AT IA MILTON.

CLINTON, n Y, June 20 (SQeciaD.-The seventy fifth
commencement of Hamilton College began last night
with prize speaking by the junior sophomore and fresh
man classes. Tho Committee of Award consisting OF
the Rev. Herrick johnson and r. H. Head, OF Chicago
and the Rev. L. Bachman OF Utica gave tho prizes 10
j. Arthur seavey, OF Saratoga, and Harry d. Kilenger.
Of Lockport Of the freshman class; w. j. Mcclure,
Northwestern. and Dean Leland. OF Lockpor OF the
sophomore class A w. Horr, Boston, and ID. L. Bradley
Lyons of the junior class To-day the baccalaureate
sermon before class of 81 preached by President
Henry Darling and In the evening the annual sermon
before the College Christian Association given by the
Rev. DR.. Herrick johnson, OF Chicago, class OF '57.
Many alumni were present.
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BISHOP WILLIAMS AT TRINITY.

HARTFORD, June 26.-Bishop Williams preached the
baccalaureatc sermon before the graduating class OF
Trinity College in Christ Church this evening taking for
his text Corinthians, xvi, 49, Watch ye. stand fast
in the faith acquit 80 like be strong The preacher
said, in part:
Watchfuluess steaifastnesS manness s,rongth-these
things which the passage just presents
prominent In its ideal OF Christian character
while, they thus prominent they
also imply, at least; lines and rule, rules for the
that these four things I'LL out and exhaust the IDEAL OF Chris
they assnrey cover wde field Of thought and their
consideration is peculiarly seems to me- 10 the
occasion which has called us together.
The Bishop closed with special address to the graiu
ating
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TONI DUGANPS CLAIMANT.

Toni Dugsni, alias DugaD, gave his ninth grand clam
bake yesterday at the Coney Island Jockey Club Hotel
w. X. Babcock was the director OF the bake He is
good trainer OF racing horses, but be is better
clam bake; in tact, he Is without peer in that line.
bake hot enough but when they heated
sufficiently everything ready. CLANS, chick
ems, Holsters, potatoes. and everything that the
palate could wish for cooked to the Queens
taste. Dir. Babcock was happy so were tn. eaters
Of the feast. Toni Dugani could not have been
happy than he The crowd was grear. and money
flowed into his golfers like the recent rains.
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PRESIDENT BARTLETT AT DARTMOUTH.

TIE NEfD OF EDUCATED CHKlSIlAN MIN ~ VAIN
STAND THE PERILs OF LAwLEssNEss.
HANOVER N. H., June 26-President Bartlett delv-
cred the to the Dartmouth Seniors
in the college church. at To- 80 this morning The text
was John viii SO the Son. therefore, shall make We
free We shall be indeed The preacher said In part
principle vitality 10 free nstu
tons The that produced must preserve
Tie without spirit dead The forms OF republican
ism are at mechanism Illustrations are abundant
b. when the spflt want
ing; present there prenonitlons OF co-
with class and OF the tyranny OF the
classes society which Christian principle must aay
riches and poverty success ana
each other AMI the country deveel
from threatened collision of heartles prosperity and
hardened add to this volcanic rnmOIn
borne the breeze IN The spral
OF violence increasing axy OF the family bonds the
trusted tho alleged venay OF voters
legislatures by great corporations the growing
the day. the reckless Journalism aud
anarchism into our cities we may
of the times red and lowering aud pray
God for n return OF the heart Of the fathers TO inc
children a revival throughout the ana OF that profound
religious which procured liberties ana when
alone can preserve them
The speaker closed with address TO the graduating
class. He urged upon them the duty OF Chrsuan GU
zenshp enforcing the appeal by reference to the chr
acter OF the who founders teachers penefacors
and distinguished alumni OF the college, had made us
and its
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THE ARCHBISHOP DEDIoArES oHURoE.

Archbishop Corrgan yesterday morning dedicated the
Church OF St Raphael Fortiethst near Fifth-aye.
The Rev. George Donln OF st. Raphaes acted as cello
brant OF the mass the Rev. William Murphy, OF St
Mchaels AS deacon and the Row. Father McNichol OF
st. Joseph's Home. =. l., as sub-deacon- Tho Rev.
Daniel Cunni0n OF ST. Raphaers acted master OF
ceremonies. The dedicatory sermon was preached by
the Rev. Father McGean, pastor OF ST. Peters Caurch
The Archbishop assisted In the dedcaory services
by the Rev. Fathers DAILY, Gleason and Cunnion. After
pronouncug tho benedicOn tue Archbishop made a few
remarks in which he complncnted the pastor OF the
church and the people their work In building up
parish. which was created only last September. The
Rev John A. Gieeson pastor Of the church. will begin
to-day TO erect addition the building for tho accom-
mediation OF tho children OF the parish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
ANNIVERSARY SERMONS AT LAFAYETTE

EAsToS, PENN June 26 OSpecian-Ihe sermon TO the
senior class OF Lafayette College delivered in the
chapel this morning by President Knox, whose theme
was "Lay up for yourselves treasures in Heaven"
While delivering the sermon President Knox wore
gown and cap. This evening the anniversary OF tho
Brainard Young Mems Christian Association was held,
the Rev Henry McCleand. OF Allegheny preaching the
sermon The senior class-day exercises will be held in
the afternoon tomorrow and The promenade concert at
night Governor Beaver OF this state, Will be among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

PRESIDENT CARTER AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE
wILLIAAsrowS, Mass, June 26.-Presdent Carter, Of
Williams College delivered the bacoaaureate to-
day. He took for his text, Ephesians ILL., o: "And to
make all what is the fellowship OF the mystery
which, from the beginning Of the world nath been hid in
God who created all things by Jesus Christ He said in
part:
While Paul repeatedly that the mystery has been
explained IL IL nevertheless that this g0ro63 gospel
full mystery that cannot be solved by human in
tence but must be accepted on the evidence presented
for its truth
story lifted the cline and found
this scientific
sents occasionally figure IKE the young olshop who died
since n Africa noble and apostolic as to excite
muudes OF hearts gratitude for the revelation OF
this To the crucifxon Calvary ncomparaoy
human history that hanging
1gure the Creator and Redeemer To the sceptcal phil
death the death OF common
20 tho persistent and Joyful proclamation by Paul and the
o. the revelation OF "the mystery hid
God aud the exaation by this sery OF their
lives 10 the evidence divine power IN that victim.
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A NOVEL SCHOLASTIC HONOR.

KANSAS CITY. June &c (speeaD. Haskell Institute for
Indians at Lawrence Kan. conferred the title OF l. A.
NJ Qndanornm Anxious Magnus) on the Rev. DIR. Mar
win. Commissioner Atkins OF Washington; Chancellor
Lppne0tt ami George Innis of Lawrence. This Is the
hrsI time tho title has been conferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

"Thc New-York Times" devotcs its special atten-
ton to P1at and Plattlsm,' which to be most
thoroughly distastcfu 10 the Mugwump organ. An
issue Of that paper without long and laored editorial
of platitudes would be surprise 10 habual readers
of "1hc Times" Its latest effort Is ~ make up a
State ticket for the Republicans with these In
gradients
For Secretary Of state-Thomas c. Hatt, of Tioga
For Treasurer-George T. Erwin, Of ST. Lawrence
For Contradictions +. Payn, Of Columbia.
For Attorney -Genera-Jay sloat Fassett, VI Che
mung.
For Engineer and surveyor-Jamcs J. Belden, Of
onondags.
"The Times has managed to put into this ticket
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s.y Leaf aux. .vea in at time ana place % Play hs ar.t

berry leaf alike served in ut time ana place 70 play the s
notes OF battle hymEa -. =, ,,u;..
very powerful Of this doctrine OF divine
guidance by means OF be found In rejection
upon the necessity such asstaqce our lives are too
accumulate adequate supplies OF experience our
powers feeble to read the world through 70 all is
and life IL for each one OF us ana
every OF IT, Depend IT, religion Is vain un
loss teaches expect the guiding cloud rs wen as the
we'll sail ship bv the constant stars
The faithful draw closer in faith to your
Father who is above the stars remember that they
their stations forever on the blue FIELDS OF eternity
truth earnestly TO be pressed because
day, there fashion and passion for stripping
bare poles saw a1d FOR diyorcng religion nom
life by first divOrclng nature from God.
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Only Thirty ak Per Cent

OF those consumption inherit the In
other either be contracted through careless
ness according TO the new theory OF tnbercuar para.
site directly from others intec tous disease
RuI in either case Plerces Golden Medical Discovery
IA positive remedy tho disease In Its early stages IL is
DELAY that II troubled with shortnes
OF breath splitting of blood nishtsweats lingering
cough hesitate to procure this sovereign remedy
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Vile feom which place 1t appears he wrote, such
facts as might have enabled hun ~ make his hcuon
less palpabIy Incredible. Please give this place In
xour next issue and send marked copy TO The Inter
ocean, that the imposition pract sod upon 1t may be
OK posed where IL put In circulation.
Yours respectfully,
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Ann ARBoR Mich. June 20 tSpsciaD.-rhe frs. OF the
exercises of the semrcentenna exercises OF the Unver
sty Of Michigan held this evening at University
Hall address the relations of the state University
to religion was delivered by Henry 8 Frieze. Tbs au-
dience numbered about $500 persons mostly students
alumni and former students OF the university Kansas
City alumni, numbering twenty, arrived last night In
ial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

Good deal moro positive strength than ordinary state
tickets embody 1t has ability, organizing power and
strong backing in its favor Nevertheless whatever
chance IL may have had Ut nomination by the Repuh-
lean state convention is destroyed by The Illness"
advocacy. Mr. Plat and his associates will receive
the commscration Of friends and well-wishers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
REPUDIATED BY JEFF. DAVIS.

In your Issue of this morning there IL copied from
"Chicagu Inter Ocean" what purports 10 be letter
written by mo to Colonel Phocon Howard, Danville,
IL IRON Beanyor Mis- june ~; Inc letter as9ve
did not qualify himself for his fraudulent purpose by
learning from persons In tho netghborhood Of Dam